Summer transfer window review – Assessing the transfer window ...

Summer transfer window review – Assessing the transfer window activity: English Premier League (Part 2) After elaborating on the likes of Arsenal, Blackburn Rovers and Aston Villa in the first part of this featured series on the transfer activity in the summer transfer window, it is time to take a look at the rest of the teams in the English Premier League and their endeavours in the summer transfer window up till now... Bolton Wanderers Bolton haven't done a whole lot of business in the present summer transfer window. The Wanderers ended the 2010-2011 Premier League season at a low as they lost in the F.A Cup semi-finals to Stoke City of all teams and thus missed out on their <a href="http://www.putianb2b.com/"><strong>莆田外贸鞋批发市场</strong></a> big day at the Wembley stadium. Nonetheless, Owen Coyle has reformed Bolton into a different footballing outfit altogether. Coyle has instilled a sense of discipline and offensive football at the Lancashire club but now he needs some reinforcements to get them to the next level in the English Premier League. Johan Elmander has already left Bolton on a free transfer and Daniel Sturridge is set to stay at Chelsea after having a short loan spell at the Reebok Stadium last season. Thus Bolton need a striker and David Ngog is being touted up as a possible transfer target. At the back, Gary Cahill has been linked to a move to Arsenal but Bolton are holding out for a bigger offer at the moment. Chelsea After finishing 2nd in the English Premier League season of 2010-2011 and that too level on points with Manchester City, Chelsea need investment in the summer transfer window to make themselves competitive once again and more importantly to challenge the likes of Manchester United for the league title once again. Chelsea parted ways <a href="http://www.putianb2b.com/"><strong>耐克运动鞋</strong></a> with Carlo Ancelloti right after the Premier League season came to a close and the Italian manager has been replaced with Andre Villas Boas at Stamford Bridge. Villas Boas is seen as a keen tactician but he is currently finding his feet at London as he has confirmed that he will be looking to evolve the club slowly rather than bringing in revolutionary changes. Drogba is set to sign a one year extension but Essien has been ruled out with a knee injury for six months. Luka Modric is on the top of Chelsea's shopping list but Tottenham are reluctant to let go of their playmaker for the time being. Everton David Moyes has successfully held onto the likes of Phil Jagielka as well as Jack Rodwell, thus Everton will be happy with what they've got. However Yakubu has left the Merseyside minnows and now Moyes finds himself in a precarious scenario which means that he has a lack of funds at his disposal. Goodison Park can surely use another striker as Everton suffered last season due to the lack of depth in their offensive department. Luis Saha's fitness issues mean that he is not dependable and Tim Cahill has been struck down with his own injury problems of late. Nicklas Bendtner's name is being thrown around but the overconfident Dane might not be welcome at Goodison Park with his attitude problems. The views expressed by the writer are his own and do not reflect the editorial policy of www.bettor.com <a href="http://www.casualphorum.com/viewtopic.php?p=1885042#1885042"><strong>Summer transfer window review – Assessing the transfer window ...</strong></a>